EP2629216A2 - Procédé et agencement de gestion de données, ainsi que programme informatique correspondant et support de stockage lisible sur ordinateur correspondant - Google Patents

Procédé et agencement de gestion de données, ainsi que programme informatique correspondant et support de stockage lisible sur ordinateur correspondant Download PDF

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EP2629216A2
EP2629216A2 EP13155202.8A EP13155202A EP2629216A2 EP 2629216 A2 EP2629216 A2 EP 2629216A2 EP 13155202 A EP13155202 A EP 13155202A EP 2629216 A2 EP2629216 A2 EP 2629216A2
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  • the invention relates to a method and an arrangement for managing data, as well as to a corresponding computer program and a corresponding computer-readable storage medium, which can be used, in particular, to simplify the data management on a remote storage system when accessing the storage system from a terminal.
  • revision systems are offered for data management, with an emphasis on tracking and logging the change of stored data, e.g. to resort to an older version.
  • revision systems require another module on the data memories. This considerably reduces the function of the (universal) data memory because even simple read accesses have to be handled via this procedure.
  • revision systems require a strict retention of the directories on the mass storage and the local terminal. This information is set during the configuration of the revision control system. The control of the revision control system and thus the information about the storage location expire when the data has been copied or moved to another location on the local terminal.
  • the object of the invention is therefore to provide a method and an arrangement for the management of data and a corresponding computer program and a corresponding computer-readable storage medium, which eliminate the disadvantages of the known solutions, and in particular the reading of data from remote data storage, editing this data and / or storing any data that may have been edited in the original location on the remote data store.
  • a particular advantage of the method according to the invention is that the handling of data, such as files that are stored on a remote storage system and accessed from a terminal, is greatly simplified for users of the terminal.
  • This is achieved by providing in the method for managing data a program module which is installed on a terminal from which the remotely stored data is accessed. This module supports the management of the removed data.
  • the program module stores metadata about the data being accessed.
  • the program module stores the metadata as the data is downloaded from the storage system to the terminal and stored there.
  • the metadata may be, for example, at least one of: an identifier of the storage system on which the data is stored, the directory in the storage system in which the data is stored, an identifier of the data, times (the time and / or date) for the creation, storage and / or access to the data, or the like. In a preferred embodiment it is provided that a checksum is formed over the data in order to be able to determine, for example, when the data is written back to the storage system, whether the data has been changed.
  • the metadata may preferably be determined by the terminal, the storage system and / or a third data processing device during the downloading of the data to the terminal and also stored there.
  • the program module automatically accesses the directory in the Storage system in which the data was stored.
  • the possibly changed data can be automatically written back to the directory or the user can be offered a menu, such as a file manager.
  • the user can select a directory on the storage system in which he wants to store any changed data.
  • the menu initially provides the user with the directory in the storage system in which the data was stored when the user downloaded it to the terminal.
  • a preferred embodiment provides that after entering a command for storing data that has been loaded from the storage system to the terminal, the connection to the storage system in which the data was stored is automatically established by the program module.
  • the program module accesses communication protocols such as ftp (File Transfer Protocol), http (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), scp (Secure Copy), rsync (Remote Synchronization), the protocols used in the revision control systems o. The like.
  • the program module provides this Communication protocols for the establishment of the connection between the terminal and the storage system required information, in particular at least a portion of the stored metadata available.
  • the program module is associated with applications for document processing, such as Microsoft Word®, Excel®, Adobe® Acrobat®. It proves to be advantageous if the program module is integrated in the memory function of the application, so that when using the memory function, for example. When using a memory button, the program module is called.
  • the metadata remain linked to the data downloaded to the terminal, regardless of whether the data is changed and / or moved from a first to a second storage location, eg from a first to a second directory. That is, even if the downloaded data has been changed and moved, when the user enters the command to store the data in the terminal as the destination for the Store the location offered on the remote storage system from which the data was downloaded.
  • the data from the program module may also be stored automatically (without consultation) at the location on the remote storage system from which the data was downloaded.
  • a preferred embodiment provides that the checksum is formed over the data to be written back and made available to the program module. This checksum is used to determine if the data has been changed or not.
  • This comparison (and also the formation of checksums) may be performed on the terminal, by a module installed on the remote storage system or by a third data processing device. Performing the comparison on the terminal has the advantage that no special software must be installed on the storage system. Carrying out the comparison on the remote storage system has the advantage that it can be determined whether the data stored on the remote storage system has been accessed by third parties and / or whether the data stored on the remote storage system after downloading and before being written back first user changed by a second user.
  • the user is preferably offered a possibility by the program module to decide whether the data present on the storage system should be overwritten or whether the name of the data to be restored should be changed.
  • the written-back data is preferably stored automatically under a new identifier.
  • This new identifier can be, for example, the original identifier, which has been supplemented by further features such as a user abbreviation, an indication of the time of the write-back and / or a consecutive number.
  • the process of checking and saving the changed data presented here can also be done using other metadata, such as the name of the file, the date and time of the change,
  • Another preferred embodiment provides that upon accessing the remote storage system on optical output devices of the local terminal, in a menu displayed on a display, the user is shown such data that the user last accessed (favorites).
  • Such support in accessing the remote storage system will e.g. This makes it easier to find data, as it frees you from the directory structure on the remote storage system.
  • the user when downloading data from the remote storage system to the terminal, in a preferred embodiment, the user is preferably notified by the program module if data already exists locally on the terminal with the same identifier as the newly downloaded data.
  • the user is offered by a menu to change the identifier of the data to be downloaded when saving locally. The change can be made in an extension of the original identifier. This avoids data loss by overwriting the locally existing data.
  • a further preferred embodiment provides that when the data is written back to the memory system, this change of the identifier is preferably reversed automatically by the program module. So reads a user down data from a first storage system to the terminal, and it is already stored data on the terminal, which have the same identifier as the data to be downloaded, the user is notified.
  • a preferred embodiment provides that the identifier of the data to be downloaded is automatically expanded with information that refers to the storage location on the remote storage system. This prevents data with the same identifier but from different remote storage systems from being confused and mistakenly overwritten. On the terminal are thus always uniquely identified data stored.
  • the reference to data, the same Identification as the data to be downloaded can be made regardless of whether the already existing data is in the local directory in which the data to be downloaded is to be stored.
  • the metadata are stored in such a way that they can be accessed by different terminals by the program module, the program module being installed on the respective terminals.
  • the program module accesses the metadata, preferably automatically, in order to determine whether the data to be stored is data that were previously downloaded from a remote storage system. This procedure is particularly advantageous when data has been downloaded from a first terminal from the remote storage system, then transferred from the first terminal to a second terminal and rewritten from the second terminal, optionally after processing, back to the remote storage system should.
  • the metadata is preferably stored on a third data processing device other than the first and second terminals and the remote storage system that can be accessed by the program module installed on the first and second terminals.
  • An arrangement according to the invention comprises at least one chip and / or processor and is arranged such that a method for managing data is executable, wherein a terminal cooperates with at least one remote memory and wherein the data from the terminal on the at least one managed remote storage.
  • a terminal cooperates with at least one remote memory and wherein the data from the terminal on the at least one managed remote storage.
  • the a memory location on the remote memory are stored, at least one identifier of the data and information about the storage location of the data stored and provided when storing the possibly changed data, in particular when writing back the possibly changed data to the remote memory, a user.
  • a computer program for managing data makes it possible for a data processing device, which comprises at least one terminal and at least one memory remote from the at least one terminal, after the computer program has been loaded into memory means of the data processing device, in particular in memory means of the at least one terminal, a data management method perform, wherein the data is managed by a terminal on a remote memory, by an application installed on the terminal on access by the terminal to data stored in a location on the remote memory, at least one identifier of the data and information about the storage location of the data is stored by the application and provided to a user when storing the possibly changed data, in particular when writing back the possibly changed data to the remote memory.
  • the computer program according to the invention has a modular structure, wherein individual modules are installed on different parts of the data processing device.
  • Advantageous embodiments additionally provide computer programs by which further method steps or method sequences specified in the description can be executed.
  • Such computer programs can be made available for download (for a fee or free of charge, freely accessible or password-protected) in a data or communication network, for example.
  • the computer programs thus provided can then be utilized by a method, in which a computer program according to claim 9 is downloaded from an electronic data network, such as for example from the Internet, to a data processing device connected to the data network.
  • a computer-readable storage medium on which a program is stored which, after having been loaded into storage means of the data processing device, allows a data processing device to perform a data management procedure, the data being transferred from a Terminal are managed on a remote memory, by an application installed on the terminal on access by the terminal to data stored in a location on the remote memory, at least one identifier of the data and information about the location of the data from the application stored and provided when storing the possibly changed data, in particular when writing back the possibly changed data to the remote memory, a user.
  • the user only interacts with a program module to communicate with one or more remote data stores. He is free to deal with the different access mechanisms.
  • the user is immediately informed about file changes when saving.
  • the user is exempted to select the correct data store and the correct directory locally and / or on the remote storage system, to check the file versions and to copy the data to the data store, if necessary to rename the file beforehand. It is automatically a revision control.
  • the metadata can also be used to detect if the locally stored data has already been changed. (This is also the case if the data on the datastore has been changed after the user has created a local copy.) It can be recognized immediately from the metadata timestamps).
  • the program module according to the invention is based on such communication protocols and thus extends their functionality. There are therefore provided by the invention functions that do not provide these communication protocols alone.
  • a module 104 is installed on a local device 102 that connects to one or more external remotely located data stores 106. While the exemplary embodiment is described using only a remote data store 106 as an example, the invention also includes embodiments in which the local device 102 is accessed from a plurality of remotely located data stores 106.
  • This module 104 serves as a user interface to the at least one external, remotely located data memory 106. In particular, it presents the files stored on the remote data memory 106 to the user, eg via an optical interface, for example on a display of the local device 102.
  • the user preferably exchanges files with the remote data memory 106 only via this module 104, the module 104 for the actual transfer of the files to conventional communication protocols 108, such as ftp, http, scp, rsync or the like. accesses.
  • conventional communication protocols 108 such as ftp, http, scp, rsync or the like. accesses.
  • the module 104 will provide further information, in particular metadata, indicating the access and / or or describe the file in more detail.
  • the further information is at least a reference to the remotely located data memory 106, the directory on the remotely located data memory 106 in which the file is stored, a time indication (date, time or the like) of the access.
  • a first checksum is formed in parallel via the file stored on the remote data memory 106. This first checksum is also saved.
  • an application 112 corresponding to the file format is started on the local device 102.
  • the file is to be stored again on the remotely located data memory 106.
  • the file is transferred to the module 104.
  • the module 104 is invoked by activating a memory functionality of the application 112.
  • At least part of the metadata is determined by the module and a second checksum is formed about the file to be stored.
  • the remote data store 106 and the source directory are located on the remote data store 106 from which the file was downloaded.
  • the actual transfer 114 of the file from the local device 102 to the remote data store 106 is performed by the conventional communication protocols 108 performed. These communication protocols 108 are addressed by the module 104.
  • the second checksum is compared with the first checksum formed during the download. If these are different from each other, the user is notified. He can then decide whether to overwrite the file on the remotely located data store 106, create a new file with a different name, or place the file in another directory (with a changed or unchanged name).
  • remotely located data store 106 stores a computer program 116 which controls the use of files by multiple users accessing the files stored on remote data store 106 from local device 102 or other device 118 ,
  • the computer program 116 carries out a revision check. For example, it is contemplated that, in particular, when a file is written back by the computer program 16 by a first user, it is checked whether the (original) file remaining on the remote data storage 106 has been changed by a second user after being received from the first user was downloaded. If such a temporary change is detected, the user is informed accordingly. He then has all the above-mentioned options for storing the file to be restored, such as. Overwrite the existing file overwritten, create a new file with a different name or save the file in another directory (with a changed or unchanged name).
  • the invention will be illustrated in the case where data is downloaded from the remote data store 106 to a first local device 102 (reference numeral 110) and transmitted from the first local device 102 to a second device 118.
  • the metadata 204 is determined as in the embodiments described above.
  • the metadata 204 is stored on another data processing device, for example a server 206.
  • the server 206 may be a stand-alone device or, for example, installed on the remote data storage 106. In any event, the server 206 is contactable by the module 104 installed on the first 102 and second 118 to access the metadata 204 stored therein.
  • the following steps are carried out:
  • the metadata associated with the data are determined by the module 104 and stored on a server 206 (reference numeral 208).
  • a copy 202a of the data is stored on the first local device 102.
  • the data or a copy of the data may be transmitted from the first local device 102 to the second device 118 (reference numeral 210), for example by an e-mail application 212.
  • the second device 118 On the second device 118, a copy 202b of the data is stored which can be edited if necessary.
  • the metadata associated with the possibly changed data is determined and preferably a checksum the possibly changed data is formed.
  • the module 104 installed on the second device 118 accesses the server 206 (reference numeral 214) in order to determine the metadata 204 stored on the server 206 for the data and with the metadata and checksum newly determined on the second device 118 to compare.
  • the module 104 When the module 104 has determined comparable metadata on the server 206, it notifies the user of the second device 118, for example, offers him for storage a menu with a directory structure, eg a file manager, and informs the user that in the target directory already has a file with the same name.
  • the user is in the menu the The source directory from which the data was downloaded is displayed.
  • the user is preferably automatically offered a choice via which he can decide whether to overwrite the existing data or to save the data to be restored under a new name. Subsequently, the data is written back (reference number 114).
  • the invention is not limited in its embodiment to the above-mentioned preferred embodiments. Rather, a number of variants is conceivable, which makes use of the inventive arrangement and the method according to the invention even with fundamentally different types of use.

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